Taylor R-0009-E sulfuric acid .12N reagent, 16 oz bottleTaylor Sulfuric Acid .12N, 16 oz, R-0009-E In stock$3499
Taylor R-0009-E sulfuric acid .12N reagent, 16 oz bottle

Taylor Sulfuric Acid .12N, 16 oz, R-0009-E

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Quick overview

  • Taylor reagent R-0009-E The Taylor part number, so the chemistry matches the kit instructions you are following.
  • .12 normal sulfuric acid The concentration is part of the specification, since the test result depends on it.
  • 16 oz bottle A bulk refill size rather than a small dropper bottle.
  • Refill, not a kit This is the reagent on its own, for a test kit you already own.
  • Match the reagent number Taylor reagents are numbered for a reason, so use the number your kit instructions call for.
  • Handle as an acid It is a dilute sulfuric acid solution. Store it away from other reagents and follow the bottle label for handling.
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Product details

Taylor R-0009-E is a .12 normal sulfuric acid reagent, supplied in a 16 oz refill bottle. It is the bulk size of a numbered Taylor reagent, bought for a Taylor test kit you already own.

Buy by the number

Taylor identifies every reagent by an R number, and that number is what your kit instructions reference at each step. Concentration matters as much as the chemical itself, so R-0009-E at .12N is not interchangeable with an acid reagent at another strength. Check the number and the concentration against your own instruction sheet before ordering.

Storage

Reagents are consumables with a shelf life. Heat, sunlight and an open cap all shorten it, and a reagent that has aged gives a result that is quietly wrong rather than obviously wrong. Keep the bottle cool, capped and in the dark, and replace it on the date rather than on how much liquid is left.

Specifications
Brand Taylor
Manufacturer part number R-0009-E
UPC 840036000519
Type Sulfuric acid reagent
Concentration .12N
Volume 16 oz
Shipping weight 1.2 lb
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What people ask about this product, answered by our pool techs.

Which test does this reagent belong to?
The listing gives only the reagent number and the concentration. Check R-0009 against the instruction sheet for your Taylor kit, because the number is what identifies where the reagent is used.
What does .12N mean?
It is the concentration of the acid solution, twelve hundredths normal. Taylor supplies acid reagents at more than one concentration, so the number on the bottle has to match what your test procedure calls for.
Is this the large size?
It is the 16 oz bottle, a refill size rather than the small dropper bottle supplied inside a kit.
Do reagents expire?
Test reagents do lose accuracy with age and with heat. Keep the bottle cool, capped and out of sunlight, and replace reagents that are past the date on the label rather than trusting a drifting result.
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